MEXICO CITY, MEXICO, Aug 19, 2015 (Marketwired via COMTEX) --
Foreign exchange market expert Pablo Soria de Lachica has recently
offered an in-depth analysis to his clients to explain how exactly
the July NFP report will influence Forex trading in the near future.
As an expert in this field, Soria de Lachica knows how to succeed in
the Forex market and does everything in his power to impart his
knowledge to his clients. He understands the importance of the
American economy in relation to global currencies and uses his
unparalleled instincts to turn market changes into profit for his
clients. "The more an investor knows about how the market works,"
Soria de Lachica explains, "the more success he will have and the
more money he will make. Forex trading is driven by the global
economy, but the American economy is probably the most important
aspect. By keeping an eye on what is happening in the United States,
investors will be better able to predict the future."

The NFP (non-farm payrolls) report gives an overview of how the
construction and manufacturing industries in the United States are
doing. By analyzing the successes and failures of these sectors,
experts can predict how global currencies will react. If people in
the United States are not making money, the value of currencies could
change. The American economy remains the most powerful in the world
and, therefore, other markets tend to react to how the United States
is doing. Soria de Lachica is striving to go in depth on this topic
with all of his clients, so that they are able to look at the
American economy and adjust their Forex investments based on its
current state. If there is less money to spend in the United States,
other countries could see their markets correct themselves as a
consequence.

By knowing his audience and realizing that Forex markets are
incredibly complex, Pablo Soria de Lachica has become an effective
teacher who truly helps others to succeed. "Whenever a change occurs
in the American market, be it an increase in unemployment or average
wages, global currencies make an adjustment. Every economy in the
world is tied to the United States in some way, and it is vital that
Forex investors understand this," notes Soria de Lachica. "I share
information with my clients to ensure that they are able to read the
situation efficiently."

Pablo Soria de Lachica graduated with a Master of Business
Administration (MBA) degree from Universidad Tecnologico de Mexico
before becoming a star in the Forex industry, earning himself a
reputation as a foreign exchange guru. In 2007, he joined Bforex as
the Director of Business Development, a position that he has held
ever since. Through the years, Soria de Lachica has helped Bforex
expand into the global power that it is today. With 18 offices in
countries like Uruguay, Panama, Brazil, and Mexico, Bforex is truly
an international company that is assisting clients in making
profitable transactions in foreign exchange.

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